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The boat turned, and Rick saw the smoke cloud rising. The boat went into it, and the motor cut out. "Go," Steve said. Rick stood upright and went over the gunwale in a dive, knifing toward the bottom. He felt the pressure wave as Scotty followed and reached a hand upward to meet his pal. His hand touched Scotty's arm, found the hand, and gave it a squeeze.
"What's to prevent her singing their confounded death song, or invoking heathen spirits, or knifing us all, for that matter?" "What was to prevent her from knifing the Bugologist and Angela both, when she had 'em?" was the sturdy reply. "The girl's a theoretical heathen, but a practical Christian.
The biggest thing I've had against him was not his knifing me but his apparent toadying to the rich and influential. But there's another side to that and I see it now. Some people have to be coddled, and though it goes against my grain to do it, I don't know why a man who can be diplomatic and winning, like Van Horn, hasn't his place just as much as a rough rider like me.
"And, of course, you won't mind my saying it," Minna goes on, "because you seem so broad-minded about children, but when I taught primary in Red Gap last year those three little boys of hers gave me more trouble than any other two dozen of the pests in the whole room." Homer couldn't say anything this time. He looked like a doctor was knifing him without anesthetics.
"'Wot would you do with a man like that? ses 'Arry. 'I ask you, as man to man, wot would you do to 'im? "'P'r'aps-p'r'aps 'e didn't know, ses Uncle Dick, stammering. "'Didn't know! ses 'Arry. 'Don't care, you mean. We've got a nice little 'ome, and, just because I've 'ad to leave it and lay low for a bit for knifing a man, she takes advantage of it. And it ain't the fust time, neither.
At that, instead of knifing me as an Indian ordinarily would, he broke into hyena shrieks of laughter. He, who has heard that sound, need hear it only once to have the echo ring forever in his ears; and I have heard it oft and know it well. "Spy! Sneak!" I muttered, rushing upon him. But he sprang back into the forest and vanished.
From devouring a man alive on the street, syphilis has taken to knifing him quietly in his bed. Although syphilis sprang upon the world from ambush, so to speak, it did the world one great service it aroused Medicine from the sleep of the Middle Ages. Many of the greatest names in the history of the art are inseparably associated with the progress of our knowledge of this disease.
It was here the crew showed their superiority over their enemies, and slowly but surely began to drive them back. Suddenly George saw three men pressing Naoum sorely. He himself had just succeeded in throwing off his own assailant; with a bound he went to his friend's rescue. He arrived only just in time, the men were in the act of knifing him.
In the present company no thought of the fire-arm entered his head this was a knifing, back-stabbing outfit; none here who stood up to shoot and be shot at in fair fight.... The Leading Gentleman looked many times and hard at Moussa Isa during the second day of his own starvation, which was the third of that of his companions and the fourth of Moussa's.
"Queer lot, these frog-eaters," said Pete, going into the street so as to avoid a thick, pushing crowd. "Yes, they would come to a knifing over a count of fish and yet give their schooners to a friend in trouble. Too bad they ain't better fishermen." "Yeah, ain't it."
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